The Martial Unity

This was Rui's biggest problem, he could not avoid walking into a trap that he had just learned of, that would make Chairman Deacon too suspicious. Rui did not think this man was not smart enough to come to the conclusion that a potential intelligence leak had occurred through the Martial Squires.

In which case he could not possibly afford to make such a mistake. Such a mistake would only increase the probability that he would suffer tremendously.

That meant that he needed to harvest esoteric mineral and organic esoteric resources with Kane while still partaking in this operation as a Voidhunter.

('This is going to be rough,') Rui grimaced inwardly.

He could make his life easier by not being part of the same operation, but he didn't want to forsake an opportunity to get closer to the investigation.

"What exactly is the strategy by which you hope to catch the Voider?" Rui asked. "You've only outlined a vague plan."

"That is true," Chairman Deacon did not deny this. "However, the issue is that none of you have signed the contract yet. I do not wish to go too deep into the plan before ironing that part out."

valid and sound reason. In fact, he was extending quite the big of good faith and sincerity, and unfortunately for

that. He wanted to ensure that the Martial Squires felt comfortable with the contracts rather than submerging them in pages and pages of litigative jargon that they simply were

did not have lawyers with them when they migrated to this state, they did not necessarily trust lawyers in a state to proof read a contract from someone with far

aware of this dynamic, and clearly did not want to push them. Thus each clayse was framed using as simple language

intelligence, surveillance, tracking and potentially elimination of the individual or group of individuals that were responsible for the

Squires would get remunerated at an hourly rate which was

earnings from the Vilun Island mission pale in comparison. These

was worth the contract in the eyes of most of the Martial Squires. Then there was the fact that there were other benefits promised, such

about Martial Art techniques, because techniques were the foundation of Martial Art. Thus, one could expect that Martial Artists

techniques to progress, and ought not to solely master existing techniques to progress, they were still a useful resource in creating modifications and even

Deacon Industries would subsidize and foot the bill for all expenses related to

as those expenses piled up

were allowed to cancel their arrangements with Deacon Industries very easily,

non-disclosure agreement with Deacon Industries surrounding